Rotary Hammer

The EM-2030 is a 1450 W rotary hammer built for drilling into concrete, brick and stone u2014 the work that stalls an ordinary drill. It runs on standard 220u2013240 V mains at 50/60 Hz, so it can be put on site power or a generator without a transformer.

A rotary hammer delivers its blow differently from a percussion drill. Rather than relying on the operator to push, an internal piston drives the bit forward, so the machine does the work and the drilling rate holds steady through a long run of holes. That is why the EM-2030 turns at a deliberate 800 r/min instead of the 2000u20133000 r/min of a general-purpose drill: in masonry, energy per blow matters more than rotational speed.

Its 32 mm drilling capacity covers anchor bolts, dowel holes, conduit runs and service penetrations. The 1450 W motor leaves enough reserve to keep cutting when a bit meets aggregate or catches reinforcement, rather than bogging down mid-hole.

Full specifications are listed above. Packing carton measures 42.5 u00d7 30.5 u00d7 35.5 cm at 17.5 kg gross. Part of the EBImax power tool range u2014 contact us for stock, lead times and a quote.